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In 2025, the industry benchmark for Days in A/R remains around 30–50 days, with top-performing practices achieving under 30 days. Anything above 50 days signals cash-flow issues, payer delays, or rising denials. Keeping Days in A/R low helps stabilize revenue, improve collections, and maintain a healthy RCM workflow.
